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Hello everyone.


My name's Richard, I'm moving to East Dulwich next week, and I've heard great things about this site.


I want to know if there's anyone out there keen on putting a band together. I play rhythm / lead guitar, sometimes do a bit of song writing, and at a push could do some backing vocals. I work pretty regular hours, so it would only be an evenings / weekends kind of thing. I'm not an amazing guitarist, I'm really just looking for some people who want to play music and have some fun along the way.


I miss playing in a band and I reckon there must be a few of you out there who feel the same. If this sounds like you, or if you know someone in the area who might want to get involved, then it would be great to hear from you.


Cheers

Rich

'Allo.

Welcome to the EDF Richy, I'm not a musician but if you can work covers of 'All The Young Dudes' and 'Once Bitten Twice Shy' into your set then it's my shout at the bar for your band.

Even the drummer who'll probably want a large JD and Coke as well as a pint.

Good luck.

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